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No, it is prohibited
No. The number of occupants, including the driver, must not exceed the car’s authorised seating capacity. Staying below maximum authorised mass or towing a trailer does not permit extra passengers. Each occupant must use the appropriate restraint, including a child restraint when required.
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Only vehicles with a trailer may carry more passengers
Yes, provided there is a justified reason
No, it is prohibited
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